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He is also one of the youngest people in the world to attain such feat.

Seyi who was born on 21st July 2002
participated in the MCIP test on 24th July 2012 scoring 869 out of
possible 1,000. Due to his performance, he was adjudged by Microsoft as a
Certified Professional in Microsoft Windows XP (Administration
Management and Configuration, Exam 70 – 270).

Punch
reports that he is not the only young Nigerian who has achieved such a
feat. Though their performance was not as high as Seyi’s, some Nigerian
children, which include Nwaiwo Favour of Royal Family Academy, Abuja; and Osaremen Davidson and Olanrewaju Shittu,
both of Doregos Private Academy, Lagos are also in the good book of
Microsoft Incorporation for their enviable performances in the certified
examination.

Rather than pursue a career in information technology, Seyi told Punch that his aspiration is to become a medical doctor. His mission in life is to make his school and country proud.

Apart from him, five pupils of Valencia College,
Ibadan sat for and passed the certification examination. They are
Adeyinka Oreoluwa, Odunsi Nicholas, Ajao Blessing, Ololade Toluwanimi
and Agbele Oluwaloniope.

Microsoft Certified Professional is an
internationally recognised certification programme provided by Microsoft
cooperation. The certification is tailored towards building skills on
Microsoft business solutions, focusing on client-end operating systems
such as windows XP, Vista, Windows7 among others.